Article September 26, 1925 Issue

The Sunday School

LONGLEY TAYLOR

I like to think of the Christian Science Sunday School as the place where tiny plants are watered; where little children teach each other to remain little children in the simplicity of obedience to our Father-Mother, God; where little thoughts are often great thoughts; where the male and female of His creating appear,—where courage, strength, and power rise up in support of gentleness, tenderness, and beauty, in the holiness of His dear love. I like to think of it as the place where the child Jesus still sits, teaching of the kingdom of his Father,—where God is, and man is privileged to be.

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